Hitler eyes rich Russian lands in war threat
News dispatch from Nurnberg reports Adolf Hitler at the Nazi convention praising Soviet Russia's wealth while avoiding specifics on invasion. He warned that if Russia “makes an attempt upon us” Germans would be aided by youth and allied industries as he outlined a future eastern expansion.
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Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Soviet Russia
Russia
Urals
Siberia
Ukraine
Reischsfueller
Soviet
Hitler
Nurnsberg
der Fuehrer
Poland
Danzig
Memel
Sialesia
Europe
Range Improvement Aims to Reach Utah Lands
Range improvement program announced by Secretary Wallace will affect about 5,000,000 acres in Utah. William Peterson, director of Utah State Agricultural College extension division, says stockmen may earn payments for range building practices in 1936 and establish a basis for further improvements in 1937.
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Logan
Utah
Wallace
William Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Division
Peterson
Benny Howard Improves After Bendix Air Race Crash
Marked improvement was noted today in the condition of Benny Howard, the Bendix air race crash victim, as he remains under care in Crownpoint New Mexico.
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Howard
Treasury finances show receipts and deficits for Sept 1
The Treasury report lists receipts of 18 410 880 35 and expenditures of 22 302 868 29 with a balance of 1 795 904 971 31. Customs receipts for the month are 9 926 926 91 and fiscal year totals since July 1 reach 748 838 469 26 in receipts and 1 200 515 095 62 in expenditures including 429 017 786 99 in emergency outlays. Gross debt stands at 33 358 591 923 48, down 1 536 834 25, while gold assets total 10 736 935 75 21.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Indians Plan Cattle Auction at Fort Hall Stockyards
The Fort Hall and Bannock Creek Indian Stockmen's associations announce a cattle auction at Fort Hall stockyards on Monday October 5 1936 at 3 30 p m under F A Gross superintendent About 600 head offered 60 percent steers 40 percent dry cows Half the steers feeders half fat Weighing starts 8 am next day no shrinkage allowance carts single or two car lots Water withheld until weighed Stock may be rejected at bid time and all stock must be removed or slaughtered from the Hall reservation
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Fort Hall
Bannock Creek
Indian Stockmen’s Associations
F. A. Gross
Hall
Mother Sentenced to Jail for Contempt in Two Boys Case
Lola Shockley mother of two, aged 2 and 5, was jailed for three days by Probate Judge Guy L. Kinney after being cited in probate court to show cause why her children should not be removed. Authorities moved to seize the children amid complaints of threats while she allegedly was under narcotic influence. the husband died here recently after narcotics were used during his final illness.
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Two Falls
Lola Shockley
Colorado
Guy L. Kinney
J. M. Shank
Utah Wants Water Conservation Prompts Flood Relief Visit
Congressman Abe Murdock, in Salt Lake City on a southern Utah flood relief inspection trip, called water conservation Utahs top economic issue. He endorsed the Deer Creek project and warned against overlooking Colorado River water diversions, while noting real risks to Utahs future supply.
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Salt Lake City
Abe Murdock
Utah
Deer Creek
Colorado River
Maine’s electoral streak questioned as election nears
Portland reports on Maine’s historic role as a national indicator amid campaign efforts. Democrats push for a Maine victory to signal national gains, while Republicans seek large Maine majorities to back their national standing. The piece notes five Maine outcomes failed to predict national results since 1840 and outlines past presidential tallies.
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Portland
Maine
Brann
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Debates on private ownership monopoly debated in Idaho
Norman Thomas invites Senator Borah to discuss private ownership monopoly with Idaho Socialist party support. Thomas to speak in Pocatello October 5 with possible northern Idaho stop. Borah may delay until after the general election.
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Norman Thomas
Borah
Idaho Socialist Party
Don P. Donahue
Socialist Party
Idaho
Thomas
Pocatello
Donahue
U. S
Congress
Utah Weather Showers Sunday Likely Monday Cooler
The forecast calls for showers on Sunday in Utah with a cooler trend extending into Monday. The system brings scattered rain and a drop in temperatures across the state.
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Utah
Fire destroys historic Tabor Opera House in Leadville
The Tabor Opera House in Leadville burned today, marking a second misfortune for the Tabor legacy. The blaze damaged mahogany furnishings and era paintings, following earlier losses linked to Buckskin Joe’s courthouse museum plans.
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Tabor Opera House
Leadville
Colo
Tabor
H. A. W. Tabor
Colorado
Buckskin Joe
Cole
McCammon Enrolment Totals for Grade School and High School
McCammon grade school enrollments total 167 students, down from 192 last year, with 100 students in the high school, compared to 112 previously. Current counts by grade include senior and junior high seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and lower grades, with more students expected in the next ten days.
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McCammon
D. W. Thomas
World News At A Glance From The AP
Portland governor Landon aims to save free enterprise and predicts a Maine election will lead to a GOP victory parade. Maine political allies urge support as governors align. English speed pilot breaks world auto records at Bonneville Salt Flats. Seaport defense forces abandon to Spanish rebels in San Sebastian. Hitler voices on Russia's fields and mines. Rome cabinet backs measures to bolster armed forces amid international needs.
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Landon
Maine
Brann
Senate
Landon Sould
Nurberg — Hitler
Russia
Rome
Supreme Court To Begin Here
The five justices of the supreme court left Boise for Pocatello where the September term will be held next week. The court is scheduled to hear cases in Lewiston and Coeur d Alene in November.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Pocatello
Lewiston
Coeur ¢ Alene
Baby Kidnapped From Carriage in Detroit
In Detroit a 20 month old boy Harry Browe was abducted from a park carriage. Federal investigators led by Edgar Hoover moved in after a seven day Lindbergh act window expired. Mrs Browe urged the kidnapper to return the child amid a hopeful note published by the anonymous writer.
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Detroit
Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
E. J. Connelley
Harry Browe
Robert Browe
CCC youth killed in truck accident at CCC camp
Castle Dale Utah Sept 12 a 21 year old enrollee Paul Thompson of Marion Ohio was killed when a truck plunged over an embankment three companions were injured one may die John Leshinski 18 of Ohio suffered a compound arm and collarbone fracture in another crash Emery County officers opened an investigation
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Castle Dalf
Utah
Castle Dale
CCC
Paul Thompson
Marion
Ohio
John Leshinsksi
Thomson
Leshinski
Emery County
Elephant Causes Horse to Die at Parade Scene
PANGUITCH Utah Sept 12 A horse was scared to death by an elephant during a circus parade rancher Nelse Ipson rode to town to see the procession. His horse reared and collapsed fatally while Ipson was severely injured in the incident.
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Panguitch
Utah
Nelse Ipson
Ipson
San Sebastian Abandoned to Fascist Force
Government defenders relinquished San Sebastian to Fascist forces after a week of rapid advance by Gen Emilio Mola. The fall secures the Bay of Biscay sector near the French border, seen as a turning point by foreign observers. odds shift toward the rebels amid swift government retreat to Bilbao.
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Spain
Iran
Bay of Biscay
Madrid
Emilio Mola
Antonio Ortega
Bilbao
Pellmell
Plans Made to House Baptist State Convention Delegates
Jerome merchants division of the chamber of commerce met this week to arrange accommodations for 100 delegates attending the Baptist church state convention from September 29 to October 30. Rev. O L Johnson announced the event and L W Greving, president, formed a committee to secure rooms and display a welcome banner.
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Jerome
State Convention of the Baptist Church
Merchants Division
Jerome Chamber of Commerce
O. L. Johnson
The
Baptist Church
L. W. Greving
Tacoma butcher says city caused meat grinder mishap
Henry Berger told Tacoma city council he ordered electricity not the kind received. He claims city electricians wired his meat grinder in reverse causing 25 worth of hamburger to spill in his shop.
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Tacoma
Wash
Henry Berger
Berger
Senators Thomas and LaFollette to Lead Espionage Hearings
Senator Elbert D. Thomas and Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin prepare to conduct hearings on alleged espionage in industry in Washington starting September 22. Thomas will remain for a week and then meet Democratic campaign leaders in New York City.
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Salt Lake City
Elbert D. Thomas
Washington, D. C
Rover LaFollette
Wisconsin
Washington
New York City
Local Engineer Dowell Dies After Heart Ailment
Benjamin Franklin Dowell, 58, a locomotive engineer for the Oregon Short Line railroad for 32 years, died in Salt Lake City of a heart ailment. Survived by his widow Cecelia Dowell of Pocatello. Body to be taken to Pocatello for funeral services Tuesday, then to Denver for burial.
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Salt Lake City
Benjamin Franklin Dowell
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Cecelia Dowell
Denver
Woman Killed in Car Crash North of Montpelier Idaho
A California party from Compton including Amarilla Widaman and Irene Stoneciphers were injured when their southbound car rolled on loose gravel after a northbound vehicle failed to stop. Widaman died in hospital. Stoneciphers suffered a compound collarbone fracture and severe lacerations. three others were badly cut and bruised. The car overturned one and a half times, ejecting occupants.
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Montpelier
Idaho
California
Oregon
Compton
Calif
Amarilla Mable Widaman
Irene Stoneciphers
Edwin Widaman
Jesse J. Stoneciphers
Stoneciphers
O'Sullivans Tie The Knot In Santa Monica Wedding
Maureen O'Sullivan and John V Farrow wed at Saint Monica’s Church in a ceremony officiated by Mgr Nicholas Conneally. A large film colony crowd, with Sally Blane as matron of honor and Loretta Young hosting the reception at Bel-Air, attended the event.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Europe
Maureen O'Sullivan
John V. Farrow
Farrow
Saint Monica's
Mgr
Nicholas Conneally
Sally Blane
Alan Mowbray
Ronald Bodley
Loretta Young
Snow Report Reaches Oregon Mountains and Mount Hood
Snow fell in several districts of the Blue Mountains in eastern Oregon and on the hills around Government Camp on Mount Hood. An inch was reported at the Mount Hood hotel site with temperatures around 20 degrees.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Blue Mountains
Government Camp
Mount Hood
Orchestra Plans Third Year For Pocatello Symphony
Conductor Donald Kissane outlines third year plans after returning from an east coast tour. He discusses expanded personnel and activities with concertmaster Herbert Branding and assistant conductor L. Roubidoux. The community symphony, formed in 1934 by Idaho Southern University and local talent, aims for a southern Idaho tour and holds first rehearsal at Frazier Auditorium Monday night September 30.
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Pocatello Symphony Orchestra
Donald Kissane
Eastern
Seaboard
Herbert Branding
L. Roubidoux
Kissane
Community Symphony Orchestra
Idaho Southern University Orchestra
Pocatello
Southern Idaho
Frazier Auditorium
Landon Urges Free Enterprise Against Centralized Government
In Portland Maine on Sept 12 Governor Alf Landon warned against a new deal leading to centralized government of unlimited power. He predicted a Republican victory in Maine and urged a plan to stamp out unfair trade and monopoly while defending free enterprise and limited executive authority.
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Alf M. Landon
Maine
Landon
New England
Republican Party
London
NRA
Supreme Court
United States
America
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